Posted 1mo ago

Speech Language Pathologist

@ Keshet
Skokie, Illinois, United States
$65k-$90k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Consult parents, Assess skills, Collaborate team
Requirements Summary:Illinois Special education certificate endorsed for Speech-Language Pathology; ASHA CCC-SLP; experience with students with disabilities; knowledge of AAC systems.
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POSITION SUMMARY:



The Speech-Language Pathologist serves Keshet’s High School (Skokie) and Transition Program (Highland Park). In this role, the Speech-Language Pathologist provides assessments, therapeutic intervention, and direct instruction to Keshet students through individual sessions, push-in services, and co-facilitation with other related service team members.



The Speech-Language Pathologist collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to support Keshet students, classroom staff, and families, promoting the development and success of each individual.



 



HIGHLIGHTS:




  • Consult and collaborate with parents, educators and other professionals to design and implement therapeutic and instructional interventions to address student differentiated communication and language acquisition.

  • Participate in the assessment of communication skills, administering and interpreting evaluation results as appropriate.

  • Craft individual IEP and write evaluation assessment reports. 

  • Use data and assessment information to guide interventions and strategies on an ongoing basis. 

  • Provide direct services to students to develop communication skills necessary for social and educational progress.

  • Demonstrate an expertise in working with students with significant intellectual and physical disabilities.

  • Provide expertise regarding development and interventions related to acquisition of language during problem solving and team meetings.

  • Participate in continuing professional development to improve and enhance knowledge and skills. 

  • Identify and implement augmentative and alternative communication technology systems to support students’ communication.  Utilize technology to assist students in developing communication skills (alternative as well as common usage). 

  • Be knowledgeable about and follow legal requirements and ethical codes of the professional of Speech-Language Pathology. 

  • Assist staff in integration communication technology into curricula.